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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
N rzz RAGElrmsT on TxE
Merchants National Bank.

GECURITIKS AND VAI.UABLEs,
- GOODS ard PARCKLs Of all kinds re-
eetved for aafe keeping and storage,
Ssfes and Deposit Bexss in BURGLAR
vAULr reAted at from IS 70 SO per an
nun. according 10 sine.
MORT0 AGE LOANS en- real estate At
low ate Of interest and on long time.
Interest pal1 on money from time Of
deposit 70 date Of payment mil
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Waite Seal Barnine on for illuminat-
ina Purposes has 40 eaaal. y. Cmrr-
BEsa. sols agsus, eaa FFasi ., phll In
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AsismVs as HurdeF.

SrzrxaFrEID (IllaJ. March 22.-An
stteDps xas made tonight upon The life
% Representative 0esrRe p. Bailey,
Isbof asenbsr, Of East sL Louis, %
soms unknown pefsOn- Bf. Bailey Uas
returning 70 hia boarding h0usa. and
vas IN tne act Of steppinR on the parch
leading 10 the door. whsu Be gas hrs d
upon by 9 psrson conosaled behiDd the
eoFner Of the house. TIE revolver
ussd waa = 81 c4iibrs. and ibs
ball vent thro1ah Mr.. Baiisy'a over
coat. piercing . marrooo0 cJveaed
rasuoFAsdnm book In the pooket Of
hjs under ooat. and lodsiBg IN boak
siniiSs 10 the one piefesd by the ball
Mr.. Bailey says thai be has 10 theory
oonosrninE the sbootinE. The tact oi
his having bees one Of The parties y {
re lntios ooDdsmainR too Labor mem
errs q the LEGISLATURE for setting ~
psIsbaarsrs 81 Mrs.. Nesbs's fuasfAls i
stiribassd By napy - the canae.
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SOCIETIES.


UHK eEATTLE woMENS CHRIS
tian Temperance Union meees ever
x.fSsT A 80 .. m, In the First Method
4 Episoopal Chureh. Second strset- Al
fs,isfiss women earnestly invited 70
atts1d ga8
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OTTAWA (In.). March 22-The S7-
pFsme has reversed the finding OF the
Circuit Court aAd appellant courts IN
the matter OF the viii Of the late Will
bur r. storey. Ths last will Of Storey.
b. sqaeatbinR bis prosperity, including the
Chicago Times newspaper. is thas viz
tuaiIy declared invalid. Storey left tvo
Wills very similar In their nature, and
the last one vas offered for probate, bus
the point was raised that AZ toe time OF
making the wiIl tha testaior vas noe re-
sponsible. The hFst will. made ssme
time previous 10 this one joss tsrown
out. Il is supposed, wiIl nov b offered
for probate.
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AFINE WATCH

will never keep time correctly. Then you
will Try another ts0-oalieA matchmaker
ard your watch win Be IN Q worse eondi-
ton still. h.~iAes yoa are out . consider
able amo1nt Of meney. You win avoid all
this trou6le and yolr watch viii be In per-
feet order when repaired and regulated by
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-23

PrTrsDgRo. March 22.-John A. Lo-
Gan. s0n Of the dead Senator, aud Miss
Edith Andrews. daughter Of Chs1ssey
NJ. Andrews, Of youngstown, Ohio,
we're married at neon today 81 the resi-
denos Of the brides father. A number
Of prominent people attended, and the
presents were very elaborate and costly.
amooR which vas q check for go, 900
from the brides father.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-23
The Boy Confessed.

ST. LoUIs, March PA year ago this
month one Of the bloodiest murders Of
human beings known was committed
near Erie, Kansas. J. w. Sell, we'll
to-do farmer, and his whole faanily. ex-
ceptinQ one son, Willie, boy l6 years
old. were found murdered, their heads
being crushed and their throats cut.
There has been a great diversity of
opinion as TO whether Willie Sell cem-
mitted the murder. On the trial there
was no evidence. az the Stats failed TO
Cad any motivs fer the crime, bat on
the contrary IL was proved that Willie
was an exceptionally good boy. and that
be and bis sister were mere than com.
monty fond Of each other. The boy
confessed last night that his father, on
the night Of the murder. had qaaFEeled
With bis son Watt. Who struck his
father With a hatchet. Willie obtained
the hatchet from Watt and knocked
Watt down. His mother and siater
came into the room screaming and
Willie knocked them down. Ina frenzy
be cut his brother Watts throat. and
then declared that II any Of the others
same 10 life they would declare be had
killed Watt, and 80 be cut their throats.
This corresponds 10 the facts ascertain
A AT The trial
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NEW YoKK. NJ rch 2z.-rhs transAe-
tions at the stock exchange TO-DAY were,
a. far as tbs usually active list vas con
eerned. utterly devoid Of featnre. There
wRs considerable activity in LAckagsn-
ma, Erie. Reading and 81. Pani. Pull
man Palace Car vas remarkably str5nR,
an advance being accompanies By ra-
moFa Of an increase IN dividend, and Fort
worth 4 DsnveT e1ntinaee its advAnce
aud became most activs. The Gloss uaa
dali bat 6Fm. Reaeraiiy at small frao-
tons above the opening.
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rroIsesss. thaEEIasA.

saAsaaaE. March 22.-FsrsiEn rFo-
nsotess Of ihe proieet 20 build railway
iIiAiuR LaiitAsaka 70 fisn Iain are
labaf must Be- nssd IN the constFuoiisn
Of the road.
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cKATTIE LODGE No. G I. o. Q. r.
- 11sess every Monday night IA Bsll's
dall on Froat street. nexf % Bells HoteL
vi-1slra usennberS fn 90ec standing aoF-
sslly inyited J. ". BIXBY. @. 7.
A sTARKEY. es1.
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Uagroanaed Fears.

wAsHIS0rox. March 22.-Oolouel La
mont, in conversation In regard 20 the
Presidents health. showed that the
fears recently expressed by DR.. Sewers
are net shared By tbe Presidents fansily
and his intimate fTieads. Colonel La
mont said thai the Preaident vas 10 all
appearances In perfect health. He did
oct think Dr.. Sewers was in q position
20 i1dee Of the matter, "a he did not
kn0w the President. and what be said
vas. In the OoioneI's opinion, based on
the assertion that ihs President vas
gaining hesk and took no exercise. This
vas not the case. ''As a matter Of
fact" be eontin0ed, "the President
weighs LEES than when be first came 60
washinRten. and really takes as much
exercise as most other men. Il Is troe
be does not walk aboaf the city. bot be
fFsqnsntly walks ia the counfry, and
thsFe are other vays tn 0hien be gets
exercise" The Colonel added that
altogether the President is IN sood con
diti0n, and there h no reason for ap
pFehension IN regard 10 his health-
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Failure Of RoIhsehIId.

WAsHNaroN. March 22.-The Sheriff
has attached the business Of O. n. Roth
schila 4 90. 0u Judgments confessed to
the amount Of $4,000 The failure is
understood to be ea1ssd By the failure
Of the R0thschild dFu in Cincinnati.
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Storm Of sIees and snow.

OH1cLao. March "A STERN Of snow
snd sleet east Of Pittsburg has para
lyzsd the Telegraph service between
Ohioago and New York, and there has
been no Communication between the
tVo cities up 10 IL q. 10.
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The ceerefsa saeasare

LozDoN, March 2z.-Willism Henry
Smith, goFsrnment supporter 10 the
House o. Commons. arnss amid chsers
u the Hosss of Commons tnis evening,
md moved that the biIi fog the amend
nsEt Of the criminal l4g IL Ireland
have pracedenes over al orders Of We
day. He said The G3ysrnusut was
bound 70 ast undsF sense of pafi.c
dusy, pArticalAxiy - When they toaed
iaFfss in that eOantry intfmidAted. sod
aotorisus criminals. Whsss desds vers
inimicAl 20 s0ciety. Resting o4 scot free
Mr.. smith said be would refrain fsou
stating ths details u ths measure. iesv
isG thst % ,he paisf Secretary foF Ire
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The fEesd at Bssmarek.

BIsMARcx. Maroa 22.-fhe MissoaYi
fell Ab0at tvelvs irehes last nighs and
this morning it stood st the hi9h-wAteF
mark Of 1851. Tue railroad managers
and passengers we're eongrsf1laftng
themselves On the prospect for relief,
when the waters rose again. This
mornings Fise at this point vAs over .
body Of water six miles IN width fhis
h marvellous Sheu IL - considered that
all goERes and 60ods we're supposed 70
have PISSED IL IL aimest . miracle.
and 50 Que seems able % scooans for
tie action Of the river unless it - thai
water ard sestber are able 10 produSe
. rise The train from the east was DE-
laysd tgeBty zsisutes this afternoon by
TIE Eiss IN Apple Cfseb, three miles eAst
Of this point. II the water IN hs ereek
Fises uoeh more 70 vili - inpossible
for trains 20 come - BismArck. As the
water 81 thai psfna vilI pai cot the ffsa.
TkeFs u 10 lonRer any d0abs Of tbs
dFovntng Of tha Jasksoa faniiy q
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AZ the Cahlnef nersinR.

WkGzmorux, March 22.-Ons Of the
questie1s considered q the Cabinet
meeting today Waa In regard 10 the
money sppropristsd af the lasl session
~ Congress 10 indemnify Chiuese snb-
iects for the losses sustained during the
riots at Rnrk Springs, WyominR. IN Sep
tembeF, 1ee6 The act provides that the
money shall b paid to tie Chinese Gov
ernmeut. BY whem Il is 10 be disirihu-
ted. II IL probable that the ussney will
be turned over 10 the Chinese Minister,
- the representative Of the Chiness
Government.
Gold FRna wear tire Alaska RsundaTy.
NOMINAL, Mareh 99.-Word comes
from Ottawa Of the discovery Of rich
gold deposits In British Columbia close
on the imaginary heundary line between
that prevince and Alaska, which may
lead 10 serious trouble II the actual
boundary line 10 not defined before an
attempt 10 made 10 develop these hnds.
In view Of this discovery. tho Dominien
government has decided on sending out
party 10 make . geological survey Of
that part Of the coantry. Effort viii be
made In the comiRQ session Of PaRlia-
uneut TO secure an appropriation 10 be-
ain the survey Of the British Oollubia
boundary In the hope that the United
States eovsrnment viii cooperate and
definitely fx the line.
Stanford am ahA PuRrhaue ~ fhA WnR
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Painted WoodA The fsmfly consisted
o. ths father. mother and tuo children.
The water d nov saafionaFy. Ths
Northern Pacific transferred freight
and ps8eaesrs IN ysvls today and vii
transfer By steamer Hslsn tomorrow.
All the PASSENGERS delayed bers are b.
me fed ~ the coupaay's expsnse.
Dynamite wes unayailinRly ussd on he
eorRe at Sibisy Island todsy. The
Little HRrt river h expected 20 hrsak.
and when Il does The water win brsak
into Mandan IN q terrific noad.
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Children from all the sshsols in The
by hands Of music - the church ser
vices. The studentS procession. as Il
pas8ed the palace. vas q grand ahatr.
They went In carriages, OF which there
vere several hundred in line. and car
ried baDnerg Of the various schools.
sosisties asd associations. etc. Thew
veze accompanied BY many bands
playing music.
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PARI4. Mssoh 22.-An Italian nsmed
FssuEiui has been Rrrealed, charged
uith maFdeEinR Nine. ReRnaslt aad
her maid. quantity Of bloody cloth
ting wss found is bis apartment. The
maFdsFsF has confessed.
The Chsrne AGninst the Anarchists.
YuSxA. MsFeh z2.-Ths leaders Of
The Anarchists on trial. Herr WaW.
rauek. WesvsF. OsspaFi and Mason, wiIl
b charged With having secrstiy pre-
paFsd explosives With criminal intent.
This ehaFgs hss been substituted for The
grsver Charge Involving desth. on Which
10 was eF1t intended 70 pFosseuts tbs
prisoners. bsca1ss the latter would, q
had been found. involve 9 Shocking
nnmbeF 81 executions. The prisoners
are % Be tKled Rilhont q iarT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-23

The Chroniels's Baltimore special saya
that 10 can be stated from the very hest
authority that the BAltinore aud Ohio
deal is an accomplished fact. The
names Of the Toads 10 be consolidated
and the various details are sfill kept
secret, bat the deal itself is fact. Il
can be stated further and BY the same
authority that the Baltimore road will
not pass out Of the management Of
President Garrett. and that Jay Gould
will have no hand nor voice In she nsw
management.
Don't like san Franeiseo's Quarantine.
Les ANoKJEs (Oal), March 22.-The
Board Of Trade and Pr0'luce Exchange
Of this oitS, at a Joint mGAtinR last night.
adopted reAolutions eenouncina as ex-
treDely and ~sSelllJ unwarranted by
facts, ss far ss IL related to smallpox in
this city, the action Of the Board Of
Health Of San Francisco i9 estab blishine
against all vessels from San
Pedro, the port Of entry to this city.
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eAN FRANorsco. March 22.-SSpatoE
Leland Stanford returned from Wash
inRten yesterday. Iu an interview be
said relative to the purchase Of Senator
Fairs South Pacific Coast Railroad By
the Southern Pacidc Railroad OompaRy:
II know Of nothing that has occurred
to prevent the carrying oat Of the terms
concluded before l went 70 Warrington
and the details alone are being worked
out Yon cannot do things Of this kind
in day."
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LoxDoE. March z2.-The Brookisy
stakes At Ave farl0nRs for two year olas
~ the Lineoln spring meetinR weFs son
by O YounR'a colt. Fclcane. by q bead.
The Dnke Of PoEtland's ReidinR. Salt
peiFe. Vas sec0. a, and Leopold De
R0shsobtld'a colt, Sasa Fern, third.
IhaFa =. ra iwenaR alaFlara
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Fallen tate Disgraee.

LONDON, March rs q. N. - The
H01sa Of Commons has been sitting all
siRht and is still In ssasioa- The gov
eminent has been trying 90 dispose Of
she Naval and OWL Service bills. bus
tbs Home Rnle members BY obisctiRG
have prevented any action heing taken.
rwo hundred aud sixty members ara
present.. There is no psospeot Of an
Adjournment very soeu.
las >. m The Hsnss Of Commons
haa lost adi1urned. Before FisimR The
Owl Service bills wers . aaaed.
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s.a4 s.a1 ss.s s..as s::s'' ~. IOaEs0DlfED n 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
Telegrams to The Star.
ATTACKING SALIOBURY'S POLICY.
Trouble Brewing for Speaker Peel.
FRANCO-GERMAN WAR TALK.
MR. MANNING NAY sTAYIN INALBANY
The Arctic Weather in the Northwest.
A Lively Attack ON the Attempt % Eu
br0il Europe and Russia.

"A Lively Attack ON the Attempt 60 Em-
brOfl Europe and Russia.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Feb. 1Q-In last nights debate In
troduced by Labouchere on the foreign policy, the
view taken Of the Blue book on the eastern ques-
ton by himself, Bryce and Harcourt was pre-
cisely that OF my dispatch at the time OF Sails
bury's Guild hall speech. The general attitude
OF the government was very severely and Justly
censured. Bryce said the government had
been under the impression that there was a deep
rooted hostility between this country and Russia.
This impression was entirely unfounded. We had
no interest In going alone into the struggle or
with Austria as our ally. The government knew
perfectly well that the people OF this coun-
Try would not sanction doing It, Harcourt,
with equal emphasis, said: ''Supposfng Austria
had come to an issue with Russia, we should have
been In the position OF having
INDUCED AUSTRIA TO PUT HERSELF IN GREAT PERIL.
II you had attempted to give effect to the Guild
hall speech you would not have remained the gov.
eminent OF England for "a hours" In consequence
OF the strong feeling evidently actuating the
house, Mr. Smith spoke probably more strongly
than he intended. He completely dtsavowed
Salisbury'S policy, and said: at was no part Of
the policy OF her maJesty's government to involve
this country In foreign difficulties for the sake OF
any prince. 1t would be a blot upon the history
OF her maJesty's glorious reign IL they were to
involve this country In difficulties where neither
her interests nor her Obligations were concerned "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
10TH TO LEAVE ALBANY.

MI. Manning May Decline the Presi.
dency Of the New York Bank.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, Feb. 19.-Up to this morning Secretary
Manning had not decided whether to accept the
pronered presidency OF the New York bank or not.
In hts few days stay here he has become reluctant
to leave Albany, and 1t is not impossible that he
may conclude to remain permanently in the city
and accept one OF several business propositions
made to him, the nature OF which is not made
pubic. II the position had not been nlled the
presidency or the Albany Commercial bank, which
he resigned, would be rendered him by the direc-
nnal decision may be, 1t is understood that he Will
take sea voyage, either to the Bermudas or Eng
Fairch1ld is considered here as the probable sue
ceSS0r of Mr.. Manning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

Reported for THE EVENING stan.

6epOftod lOr IHE EVENING STAR
The OLD DIsTILLERY LOr.-The ORIGINAL quarter
square 3l) at King street and Waite street, south
side, was In 1740 bought at the first sale OF town
lots by Lawrence Washington, who was then Iv.
ing at Mount Vernon. IL was under the hlIl and
extended under the water into the Potomac. Soon
afterwards 1t was bought by John Fitzgerald, one
They extended the lots BY successive embanI-
ments into the river, and Col Fitzgerald estab.
lished distillery on the low lot In the rear ol
where the Presbyterian chapel, on Lee street. now
stands. This dstllery lot opened into King street
and the lot was kept open on King street for about
were built opposite, and the banking out was car.
red into the river 50 as TO create Union street be-
yond. and 1naily the old distillery was used as
tinued open. 1t was afterwards used BY Nr. x.
Gr1fnth as q garden, and nnaly some Temporary
small houses N were built M on "a portion p Si % e We We
sold and has been apportaoneo lately among sns
TIE CoLuMBrA HORSES As1RAY.-Some hours b.
fore dawn this morning the two fine horses Of the
Columbia company were missed nom the engine
house by the officials OF the company VINO sleep
and other horses were az once procured nom the
Chatham stables and pursuit made. In short
time the horses were found with their harness on,
near 81. Aeaph junction, q mile from town. An
Old umbrella mender who had been allowed 20
ne sngns fS se .oe anc ssq
the house and take out the horses but he suppo0o0
they were members OF the company.
CTTY CoUNCu--PreS1dents OOWnham and Hch-
berg presided at q meeting OF the city boards
called last night by the mayor TO cond0er an %.
preparation In aid OF the ED celebrAtton- In t6e
aldermen only nve membep were present and on
the nrst night OF proposal two-third vote 3
needed TO pass an appropriation. This was not
obtained, and the mayors leGter Was NOT trans
mfttod TO the council In the lower board, how.
ever, Councilman Whiting introduced an order for
en- appropriation Only twelve memben were
present. and twothtrds oid not vote for the appro.
pr1at1on, so lt failed.
NorEA-Nr. n. Bossart, who has chAxKe a tho
32d enterta1nment has located his Tables In the
Fairfax streets-A number OF Grand lodao
membeD 81 the Knights OF Pythias paid visit to
Oriental lodge last night.--The Al6xandr1a
trades VIII make their appearance in the procee.
sion on the 22d.-C. T. Grauarner has been elected
assistant professor OF Greek and Hebrew aS -
Theoiog1cal seminary near this place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
TYRANNOUS SPEAKER PEEL.
A Strong Feeling Against Him Grow.
ing Up I'm the House Of Commons.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The feeling against the speaker
on account OF his decisions about Dillon has grown
rapidly during the last twenty-four hours. This
is the most significant sign OF the democratiziIg
of English institutions, the personal authority
OF the speaker has always hitherto been received
with the most implicit respect. A member OF
Gladstone's last administration said to me: ssThe
speaker Will find himself in a very serious scrape
before long. His manifest unfairness to the Irish
party, his repeated insults to Harcourt, and now
his absurd ruling OF Thursday night, will bring
down an organized attack on him, II he is not more
careful. When he was elected, a personal friend
of his said he had too much OF the hasty temper
OF his brother admiral PeeD to make a good pre-
siding officer. Recently, in his pale face and
harsh, peremptory voice, all the physical signs Of
the loss OF temper became more frequent"
II is difficult to see In what way he can be at
tackled, as the constitutional method OF a vote OF
censure in the house would have no chance.
hear talk, however, OF a So-called constitutional
committee OF influential men being formed outside
the house, whose criticisms upon his conduct
would carry weight In the country, and thus ex-
ert strong indirect influence upon him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
Suddenly Attacked by Rabies.
NAN WHO HAD BEEN BITTEN BY A DOG GOES NAp

Al hEIIuIODs MEkIINU.
ERIE, Pa, Feb. ia case OF hydrophobia Is re.
ported from the interior OF this county. John
Lewis, young man OF IL years, while at q reli-
g1ous meeting, was seized with commissions and
exhibited unmistakable signs OF hydrophobia he
snarled and snapped and attacked those who at.
tended him SO furfously that IL with great ar.
nculty that he was secured. He was taken TO his
home, where he now lies suffering all the agonies
on the madness. Lewis was bitten by q dog fvO
years ago, and both he and his friends have been
apprehensiye ever since that he would be victim
OF rabies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
Chicago's Flooded Suburb.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The village OF CumminRN ul
is pretty well flooded out, the water having risek
eight inches since Thursday night compelling the
street cars on 104th street 20 stop run.
ming. The school houses have been cloeed
AT south Chicago yesterday the water In the
Hooded portions or the town had risen In some
places ten inches since the previous day. The
ern part or the town the state OF water was such
as to compel q number or families TO leave their
homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19
From wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL. III a m--The opening OF tho
stock market was strong, first prices being gene.
rally q TO q per cent above last nights closing
hgureS, while Missouri, Kansas ana Texas was up
y per cent. The latter and New England were acs
tive, with fair business tn q few OF the active
list, but the remainder were very dull The list
was inclined TO heav1ness In the early dealings and
small fractions were lost, after which an advance
over the entire list carried prices slightly above
opening figures and Missouri, Kansas and Texas
gained Is and New England 4. There WIS q re.
cession from the best figures. and az II O'Clock the
market Is dull and steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-19

Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
Patent Onlce-Reagn Miss Aline Law
renee, OF New York, copy1st at 500. Transferred
to the Pension office: Geo. Il. Hildreth OF Iowa,
clerk at 81, ,OOO
General Land On1ce-Appotntment: Henry A..
Norton, OF Idaho, confidential clerk and secretary
to the commissioner at 81, 600
Bureau OF Labor-Appofntment jas +. Tucker,
Of Florida, special agent at 81 400